Heat exchanger and method for manufacturing heat exchanger core with manifold
A technology for heat exchangers and manifolds, applied in the field of heat exchanger cores, can solve the problems of complex and expensive installation with heat exchanger cores, and achieve the effects of omitting welding steps, reducing welding steps, and reducing manufacturing costs
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[0046] figure 1 A partial view of a plate heat exchanger core 1 is shown comprising a stack of rectangular heat transfer plates 4 divided by spacer elements 11 , 14 to form channels between the heat transfer plates 4 . Compared to the thickness of the spacer elements 14 of 1 mm and the spacer elements 11 forming a double spacer, no plate 4 is visible between the spacer elements 14 due to the small thickness of the plates of about 0.15 mm.
[0047] exist figure 1 In the stack of heat exchangers shown in , rectangular plates are arranged vertically. For example, 20 to 30 plates may be stacked on top of each other or arranged close to each other to form a stack.
[0048] A first fluid, preferably a cooling gas, can enter the stack at a first inlet port section 13 on a first face 100 of the stack's four faces. After having passed through the stack by flowing through the first channel, the first fluid may leave the heat exchanger at the opposite third face 120 (on the bottom in ...
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